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With the adoption of high resolution video, over-the-top delivery, and multidisplay consumption of content, entertainment companies, telcos, and enterprises are struggling with storing their centralized media repositories on older, proprietary storage appliances. Using a highly scalable, software-

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Massachusetts Open Cloud (MOC), a nonprofit initiative of universities, government organizations, and businesses, needed reliable, cost-effective storage to support its public cloud built on Red Hat ® OpenStack ® Platform . With help from Red Hat Technical Account Management and Red Hat Training ,

Red Hat Academy is based on the premise that learning involves not just thinking, but doing. This program helps academies challenge their students with rigorous curriculum and hands-on labs that will equip them with the enterprise-ready skills needed to reach their highest potential. Read the

The new digital economy requires communications service providers (CSPs) to operate more quickly, cost-effectively, and flexibly. Network functions virtualization (NFV) can reduce costs and increase agility, but virtualizing is a big task and service assurance can prove difficult. Red Hat and